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I’m really interested to see how this works out too. Agreed it seems like it would briefly add more drag than other systems and presumably this provide some amount of lift upside down which seems counterproductive.

Interesting that the power struggle was often framed as Marko vs Horner, but obviously there must have been other factions internally if they’re both gone.

No, they kept visiting the pits then returning to the race. Treated it more like a test session.

They’re peels. 32.94749362 peels to every banana, naturally.

This is such a great opportunity for Liam! I hope Daniel recovers soon and this doesn’t put an end to good comeback, but Liam deserves this chance and did a great job last weekend.

#8 WDC confirmed! All aboard the Ferrari hype train! Chooo chooo!

I think this is more due to such a short circuit leading to really close times. I think we would have had the same mix up in a regular format.

But then do they also need to ‘fix’ Lando’s mechanical failure? Sometimes it is part of racing!

Yeah I think so. The push to pass system is the DRS replacement whereas the active aero is now just a part of the cars.

McLaren did this with their campus location to allow them to restructure (survive)

McLaren Sale and Leaseback

Wow, this is ugly. Are those supposed to be leaves? Why are leaves American?

Ooof, Ferrari 9 and 10…

Does the forced tire compound per session mean that everyone starts the race with the same allocations too? Or are the practice sessions still up to the team?

Sounds like the race engineer didn’t know the strategy either. Lol

Verstappen more on top of Ferrari strategy than Ferrari.

Scientists do not currently understand how readily PFHxA transfers into the skin, nor the potential health effects it poses once it gets there, though Peaslee says recent studies suggest that a significant percentage could pass through human skin under normal conditions.

This seems to be there important missing link here. We know that these chemicals are everywhere, but don’t yet know if they pass through the skin or off there are any significant impact. I wish they cited which studies have looked into this.

With his starting position, they HAVE to try something different. If they stick with conventional, they might make up 5-10 places, but that’s not their goal.